ATLANTA AP - Lawmakers are considering another push by utility companies to give them more power to build pipelines in Georgia. A Senate measure would grant pipeline-building utilities more power to seize land as long as the property is touching an existing pipeline. The plan's sponsor, Sen. Ross Tolleson, says it will ''help deliver more energy supply to the state of Georgia.
February 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – Lawmakers are considering another push by utility companies to give them more power to build pipelines in Georgia.
A Senate measure would grant pipeline-building utilities more power to seize land as long as the property is touching an existing pipeline.
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